http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/ The latest events and news on whats on in Brighton and Hove and Hove next month. With Money off vouchers and interactive map to make your day out more enjoyable en-us rss@brightongrid.co.uk Dance http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=11682 Come along and learn to dance. Ceroc is a fusion of salsa and modern jive. Every Sunday at 7:30pm. If you attend any night before the end of February you will receive 4 weeks free entry. Funky Fish Club, New Steine Hotel, Marine Parade 28/01/07 - 28/01/10 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=13894 Mr Willett’s Popular Pottery The etiquette of courtship in pottery and porcelain. Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion 05/02/08 - 01/02/09 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=13892 Fine Art gallery From Victorian fortune telling to Brighton Pride, explore love and courtship through paintings. Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion 14/02/08 - 01/02/09 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=13906 Fine Art gallery From Victorian fortune telling to Brighton Pride, explore love and courtship through paintings. Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Royal Pavilion 14/02/08 - 01/02/09 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14246 Weekly DJ night with a difference + regular guests: Relaxed atmosphere and a unique ion of diverse music, with Stephen Jarvis playing anything that completes the unpredictable unique musical jigsaw comfy seats and various drinks promotions. Recently featured tracks from around the world & genres include Madlib - Ashby Road, Artie Shaw - Concerto for Clarinet, National Forest - Folk, Cornelius - Drop, Playgroup - 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover, Radiohead - Pyramid Song, Ramiro Mendes - Angola, Serge Gainsbourg - New York-USA (Rmx), Caribou - Melody Day, The Politicians - Church, Salif Keita - Yamore, T.M. Kidane - Heywete, and who knows what else...FREE every Sunday night from 8pm next to London Road Station, Brighton. The Open House Pub, Springfield Road 08/06/08 - 28/12/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14363 heavens basement! 1st brighton gig. www.myspace.com/heavensbasementofficial support from swallowingshotguns www.myspace.com/swallowingshotguns Engine Rooms 04/09/08 - 04/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14364 Disco baby is a must-go if are looking for the alternative to take your children and are bored with the ‘usual’ activities! Lights, mirror balls and action! Real DJ’s spinning party music that young and old can dance to, interactive entertainment - the very best feel good tunes! Bubbles, puzzles, comfy sofas, a rest area, healthy snacks, kids menue, are just a few things you can expect at Disco Baby, but more importantly prepare yourself for a good dance session. £7.00 PER ADULT £3.00 PER CHILD NON WALKING CHILDREN - FREE Buggy Parking - £1.00 AGE - 6 months to 9 years Children must be accompanied by a Parent or Legal Guardian with a maximum of two siblings per Parent or Guardian. This event is specifically designed for parents with children under 9 years old. The Honey Club, Brighton 06/09/08 - 06/12/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14371 Noises Off is a glorious comic romp, which offers two plays for the price of one! Whilst the traditional British comedy Nothing on is being performed, a real life charade unfolds backstage during the shows final rehearsal and the ensuing disastrous tour. Watch as actors make their exits from one play, only to find themselves making entrances into the other- and back again! Performances: Tue 9 Sep: 7:45pm Wed 10 Sep: 7:45pm Thu 11 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:45pm Fri 12 Sep: 7:45pm Sat 13 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:45pm Theatre Royal Brighton 09/09/08 - 13/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14351 Food prices are on the rise and everyone is starting to feel the difference. But have we been paying too little for too long, or should food remain inexpensive? What is the real price of food and who pays? Consumers are increasingly aware of food’s social and environmental impacts, but do rising prices make ethical choices a luxury? This year’s debate, part of the city&#39s Food & Drink festival programme, will explore the consequences of rising food prices. Speakers include Tim Lang, Professor of Food Policy at City University, and Carolyn Steel, author of Hungry City. The debate will be chaired by Simon Fanshawe. Tickets £3 on the door or free for members of the Brighton & Hove Food Partnership (membership forms will be available at the door). For more information please contact Ann Baldridge at the Food Partnership. Thistle Hotel, Brighton 11/09/08 - 11/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14372 Tim Vine is here partners. Riding in on a sand storm of laughter. All puns blazing. Tell your kinsfolk. You&#39re about to be captured by a posses of jokes. Theatre Royal Brighton 14/09/08 - 14/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14373 The spellbinding and magical Le Grand Cirque is one of the most exciting shows you will ever see. It has fast become one of the must-have tickets in show business history with sold out shows and standing ovations night after night. It has played to over 10 million people around the world, smashing all box office records on the way. Featuring world-class artistes handpicked from around the globe, performing a visual feast of white-knuckle stunts and precision skill, this award-winning show has thrilled millions of people worldwide. Performances: Tue 16 Sep: 7:45pm Wed 17 Sep: 7:45pm Thu 18 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:45pm Fri 19 Sep: 7:45pm Sat 20 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:45pm Theatre Royal Brighton 16/09/08 - 20/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=13966 HBA are hosting the first Business Start-up and New Business Event in the city this autumn. Benefit by exhibiting with other local businesses offering your services to the hundreds of new businesses who will be attending. The event will be at the Hove Centre (Hove Town Hall) on Saturday 20 September from 10 am to 4 pm. There are also a number of sponsorship packages available, including leaflet distribution about your products or services. Full details are available on the HBA web site at www.hovebusinessassociation.co.uk/event. Take a look to see the benefits from taking a stand or being involved in the sponsorship. Don’t miss out. HBA members receive priority and discounts on bookings. Hove Centre, Hove Town Hall 20/09/08 - 20/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14374 Alan Bennett’s rarely performed Enjoy shines a whole new light on Britain’s favourite playwright. This comedy stars renowned actress Alison Steadman (Abigail’s Party, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and, most recently, Gavin & Stacey)and David Troughton (starring roles with the RSC, Dr Who and A Very Peculiar Practice). This is a delightful and unexpected side of Alan Bennett: gentle nostalgia and wicked satire in equal measure combine to make this an unmissable evening. Performances: Mon 22 Sep: 7:45pm Tue 23 Sep: 7:45pm Wed 24 Sep: 7:45pm Thu 25 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:45pm Fri 26 Sep: 7:45pm Sat 27 Sep: 2:30pm, 7:45pm Theatre Royal Brighton 22/09/08 - 27/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14375 When Angela Lipsky’s husband has a mid-life crisis and a mid-European affair, she finds herself adrift in a sea of shifty solicitors, a disapproving mother, a series of helpline counsellors and Christmas all on her own. Bizarre dates, suspect purchases, a near reconciliation with the ex, then a singles away weekend in the Welsh hills brings about a surprise meeting and maybe some hope. Dillie Keane is best known as a founding member of the comedy cabaret trio Facinating Aida and for her role in Grumpy Old Women Theatre Royal Brighton 28/09/08 - 28/09/08 http://www.brightonevent.co.uk/detail.php?event_id=14376 Following on from her very own TV series, Sally Morgan comes to Brighton for one night only. Rated as one of the world&#39s top mediums, Sally&#39s reputation has been built from her close relationship with many high-profile celebrities. Since becoming a professional medium, Sally has gone on to read for a whole host of celebrities from film stars to radio presenters, musicians to soap actors. These have included George Michael, Koo Stark, Uma Thurman, Mel B and perhaps most notably, the late Pricess Diana whom Sally read for over a period of several years. Theatre Royal Brighton 29/09/08 - 29/09/08